Dusk to Dawn.

                       Dusk to Dawn.

God counts the days, not from morning to evening, but evening to morning. That’s because during the evening you’re to start on what’s needed for tomorrow. Iron those clothes, make those lunches, call that person, sort the finances. Don’t leave it all for the morning rush, where you’re distracted and irritated. God specialises in bringing light out of darkness; evening to morning, moving seamlessly from one to the other. You should too.

Map out your day the night before and follow through. Keep first things first. Be focussed but flexible. Delegate where you can. Even if all you do is pick five things to do each night, it will give you a head start in the morning. These words will keep your life on track and bring you good success.

Leadership experts rarely get up in the morning, wondering what they’re going to do with their day. They have a plan and follow through with it. When you leave your life to chance, chances are you won’t go anywhere. Just as the dawn is all the more brilliant after a dark night, so too is your progress.

The greatest gain comes after pain and breakthrough comes when we hold fast and stay in the battle. Hold on tight. Don’t let go. Keep moving forward. God can be trusted to bring us through our dark and stormy nights and into the new dawn of victory. It will happen if we do our part and not quit.